I didn't make it at Manchester United because I had no choice, I wasn't good enough, but I was lucky enough to go elsewhere and have a career. — Robbie Savage Copy Share Image
Some of the things I've done, like getting Justin Edinburgh sent off in the cup final by going down, I'm embarrassed - I cringe… — Robbie Savage Copy Share
Sin bins are the way forward if we want to turn the tide on discipline in football. — Robbie Savage Copy Share
We cannot have Derby County going the same way as Macclesfield and Bury. That would be a stain on English football. It simply cannot… — Robbie Savage Copy Share
I love it, I love the coaching - at 15 they listen, they learn and take things on board and if they don't there's… — Robbie Savage Copy Share
But helping to raise a football club from the ashes, and running it as director of football operations, is the hardest thing I've ever… — Robbie Savage Copy Share
As a player, I was a pantomime villain and I had my limitations. But I was also good enough to captain four Premier League… — Robbie Savage Copy Share
You only realise when you have children of your own how much your parents do for you. My dad, Colin, would get off work… — Robbie Savage Copy Share
If wildly variable refereeing standards not yet a crisis, we are reaching a tipping point. And it may take more than the dawn of… — Robbie Savage Copy Share
He needs to get a hard slap of reality in the face every once in a while. He has an arrogant side. — Robbie Savage Copy Share
When I see Wales qualifying for the Euros and Leicester top of the league, I wish I was still playing. — Robbie Savage Copy Share
The club is always bigger than the individual, and employers can make a player's life miserable if they want. — Robbie Savage Copy Share
If he [Toshack] thinks there is lots of young Welsh talent coming through, then good luck to him. — Robbie Savage Copy Share
I dont regret for one minute that I only won one trophy because again, to play at Wembley and lift the trophy, how many… — Robbie Savage Copy Share
